The phrase 'display' is usually used to refer to a collection of physical monitors (and screens, see below) that share a common keyboard and mouse. Note: automatic display-number allocation slows server start a little. Hence why this automatic allocation feature can be useful, but it is only available via XLaunch as by itself Xming behaves conventionally. If multiple X servers are to run simultaneously on a host, each must have a unique display-number. Conventionally X servers have to be explicitly given a display-number or it always defaults to 0.
server number) is automatically found and the server plus any client opened with it. If this field is left blank the first unused display-number (i.e. This mode requires an external window manager. This mode is like single window mode except that the X server window does not have a title bar or border, thus maximizing the amount of space available for X windows within the X server window. Shadow DirectDraw4 ( -engine 4) is used as default in this mode enabling the -depth and -refresh rate to be changed and so it can be used at -depth 8 for rendering ancient remote hosts that only have 8-bit colour. This mode is like single window mode except that the X server window takes the full screen, covering completely the Windows desktop. screen 0 the Additional parameters page of this wizard for a 1024x768 window size, offset 125,100 as screen scr_num 0 on the 1st monitor (the default). The window size can be altered using the -screen parameter, for example enter
Typically this mode would be used for XDMCP login to a remote machine in a window appropriately sized smaller than the Windows desktop. The X server appears as a single Windows window and all X windows are contained within this window. Use this mode if you don't understand the others.
Start the integrated Microsoft Windows-based window manager which launches each top-level X window in its own Windows window. Select the display settings appropriate to your requirements. This dialog sets the way Xming displays programs. XLaunch - Display settings Display settings By using the 'Force run' option just a client can be started for display on an existing X server. You can just simply start the X server and run X clients later by hand, but starting XDMCP or one X client automatically is provided along with an interactive XDMCP host finder and chooser. XLaunch is a wizard to make starting Xming sessions easy.
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